Best Historic Restaurants in Bel-Air

So disappointed they are closing down! They have been an institution in our neighborhood for 15 years. We will miss them and their wonderful management and staff :( I hope everyone who is employed by Eveleigh finds work, especially at this time during the holidays and the turmoil that exists in our country in general.

Such a classy place with exceptional food and ambience. I love it here and never disappointed. They even took the time to write a Happy Birthday 🎂 card for me with beautiful penmanship so when I was seated it’s the first thing I noticed. Thank you Baltaire 🥰

So many staples in Westwood have closed since the pandemic, so we had shifted to restaurants in the San Fernando Valley before going to the Geffen Playhouse, but decided to try Wolfsglen last night for the 1st time. Am very pleased to say we have found our new "go to"! Food was exceptional (best Caesar I have ever had) and the seared salmon prepared perfectly (and there are so many ways to mess up salmon). My friend had the artichoke pizza, which would not have been top of list for me, but she had me try it and it too was delicious. Wine options were relatively few but of high quality so we unusually had two glasses each. Service was also exceptional, felt attended to without being overly interrupted, offered a not-on-the-menu side salad when I asked about their salad size as I wanted a salad ahead of the main course, and more. Noise volume and energy increased during the meal, and it got hard to hear each other along the way, but worth it all around and just might find a corner table next time. Will definitely be back and will be bringing friends and family.

Love everything about this restaurant except they won’t allow you to take any photos while inside.

Excellent service, food and ambience. Very quiet for a Friday night. We had steaks, loaded baked potatoes and wedge salads. Expensive but worth it.